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ARTICLE · 25 MARCH 2013

Building Information Modelling (BIM) – what should you include in your contracts?

There is no question that Building Information Modelling in Australia is here to stay.

AustraliaReal Estate and Construction

In brief - Everyone needs to agree on the rights and obligations of all BIM stakeholders before you enter into your project

When setting out the rights and responsibilities of participants in a BIM project, you should consider time and cost, collaboration and data input management, insurance, intellectual property and confidentiality.

Government releases strategy report on BIM

There is no question that Building Information Modelling in Australia is here to stay.

Since our last article on BIM in January 2012, Building Information Modelling – a new phase for the construction industry in Australia, and our BIM seminar in February 2012, the Department of Industry, Innovation, Science and Research and Tertiary Education released its report theNational Building Information Modelling Initiative, Volume 1 Strategy in June 2012. The report outlined key recommendations for the implementation of BIM into the Australian construction industry, together with a blueprint

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